Physics Course Offered for Baytown Area Teachers
New techniques of high school science instruction will be continued in a two year, eight hour undergraduate credit, college physics course offered for Baytown area teachers at Robert E. Lee High School this fall. The course, conducted by Texas A&M University NSE programs coordinator C. M. Loyd, is supported by the National Science Foundation and will cover the introductory physical sciences course. Pre registrants and interested teachers not yet applied will meet at REL at 3 PM Sept. 12 to enroll and set class times.
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College Station
Baytown Area
Robert E. Lee High School
Texas A&m Universix
National Science Foundation
C. M. Loyd
University Nse
Loyd
Baytonian Wins Safety Award for Long Bus Service
W. B. McFerren of Baytown, longtime master operator for National Trawlays and Bayshore Bus Lines, received a safety award after driving 2,434,605 miles without an accident. He began as a driver in early Houston routes, led under Webb Greer, stayed with Continental after a takeover, and was injured in April while unloading. He has lived in Baytown most of his adult life, is married 29 years to Helen Marrigen, and has three children J Ray, Mary Helen, and Bill McFerren.
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W. BR. McFerren
Oregon
National Tralways Bus System
Bayshore Bus Lines
McFerrer
Houston
Webb Greer
Continental
McFerren
Uxloading Heavy Express
MccFerren
Baytown
Helen Marrigen
J. Ray McFerren
Mary Helen McFerren
Bill McFerren
Aucoins Win Two Trophies at Clear Lake Drag Boat Races
Mr and Mrs Gary Aucoin of 715 E Republic teamed up Saturday to win two trophies in Houston Drag Boat and Ski Club races at Clear Lake. Gary Aucoin captured the 80-85 mph division and Carol Aucoin won the 80-90 mph division. Their boat was formerly owned by the late astronaut Gus Grissom, whom Aucoin bought it from two weeks before the astronaut’s death.
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Gary Aucoin
E_ Republic
Houston
Clear Lake
Aucoin
Carol
Aucoins
Gus. Grissom
Grissom
Funeral Notice for Charles M Harper in Channelview
Charles Alack Harper 77 of Channelview died 5 10 a m Monday in Baytown hospital after moving from Baytown in 1941. A retired Boilermaker Dept supervisor at Bumble Bee Refinery Baytown, he was born in Bowling Green Kentucky. He was a member of Channelview Assembly of God Former Lodge No 61 AFEAM and Goose Creek Chapter 798 OES. Funeral at Paul U Lee Chapel conducted by Rev J C Savell with graveside service by Former Lodge. Interment San Jacinto Memorial Park. He is survived by wife Jeannette and daughter Loyce Weatherly both of Channelview. two grandchildren Mike Davis and Bobby Henry. two great grandsons Michael and Ronnie Davis. three sisters Luella Dudley J D Tabb Hattie Harner of Bay City. Pallbearers were Masons C F Hilts H W McAnulty L L Gibson John A Wilson J B Moss Nelson Gordon.
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Charles Mack Harper
Charles Alack Harper
Brentwood
Channel‘view
Baytown
Channelview
Bumble OU and Refining Co
Bowlies Green
Harper
Channelview Assembly of God, T the C. A
H. W. McAnulty
L. L. Gibson
John A. Wilson
J. B Moss
Nelson Gordon
S_ Breneveld
Baytown Hospital
Paul A. Lee
Bowling Green
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytoun
Channelview Assembly of God
Channelview Assembly of God. C. A
Ledge
Goose Creek
Order of Eastern Star of
Jeannette Harper
Loyce Westherrly
Mike Davis
Overton
Batby Henry
Michael Davis
Ronmie Harner Davis
Luella Dudley
J. D. Tabb
Hattie Harner
Bay City
J. Q. Savell
Houston
C. A
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Rites Held For Former Resident Mack Harper 77
Funeral services for Charles Mack Harper of Channelview age 77 were held at Paul A. Lee Chapel. Harper died Monday in Baytown hospital. He was born in Bowling Green Kentucky and retired as a boiler maker supervisor at Humble Baytown Refinery. Survivors include wife Jeannette Harper and daughter Loyce Westerly, both of Channelview, two grandchildren, two great grandsons, three sisters and other relatives. Interment was at San Jacinto Memorial Park with C A Former Lodge handling graveside rites.
Baytonians Attend Funeral for Grandson Gary Gordon
Mrs. R G Sandlin and F O Fulcher and other Baytown family members attend the funeral of Gary Ralph Gordon four year old son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Remeto of Wichita who was struck and killed by a car. Survivors include several grandparents great grandparents aunts uncles and siblings.
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Baytonians
R. G. Sandling
F. O. Fulcher
Kan
Gary Ralph Gordon
Baytown
S. E. Rowe
S. Fulcher
C. A. Calvit
Martha Sandlin
Joan Fulcher
Jerry Fulcher
Sam Alimenter
Hugh Cornelius
Gary
Eddie Remeto
Wichita
Grege Gordon
Desiree Romero
Draft registration follows as 18th birthday reached
Ludington Michigan report notes Bob Rowe turned 18 and could not dodge draft registration. His mother Mrs Clyde C Rowe serves as secretary of the local draft board.
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Ludington, Mich
Bob Rowe
Clyde C. Rowe
Torrential rains lash Texas coast and Southeast Texas
Rainfall across Brownsville Bayview Olmito and Port Isabel flooded roads and paused travel as authorities warned of continued downpours. San Benito recorded over 12 inches with nine inch bursts on South Padre Island. Houstons airport measured 18 inches early today while many routes remained open and few families needed help.
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San Benito
Bayview
Olmito
Brownsville
Harlingen
Port Isabel
Joe Berrera
Carla
Berrera
Padre Island
Texas
Panhandle
Houston
School enrollments rise as bond plan targets space needs
Highlands Junior School swells to 598 students this fall amid crowded classrooms as the district pushes a $7.77 million bond program for new space. Travis Bowie elemens are full, sending students to other sites while Carver High absorbs overflow from the desegregation move. Robert E Lee and Ross Sterling High report about 1,800 students. Sterling welcomes its first senior class after opening last fall with grades nine to eleven.
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Highlands
Travis
Bowie
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Carver High School
Educatin
Sterling
Ben Taub Hospital Remodeling Plans Released
Plans and specifications for extensive interior remodeling at Ben Taub Hospital in Houston will be released Sept. 15 by C. A. Johnson, Houston architect. Bids are due by 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5. Previous July 27 bids were rejected. The project covers about 7,000 square feet of floor space.
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Ben Taub Hospital
Houston
C. A. Johnson
Michigan Schools Face Major Shortage of Teachers
Thousands of Michigan students risk classroom gaps as last minute talks fail to resolve teacher contracts. Governor Milliken said 54 districts had not signed, with six districts delaying opening including Detroit. Detroit+board and teachers refused arbitration, while a state fact finder proposed a delay compromise. The union demanded higher pay and longer year. current minimums are 5600 yearly. The statewide outlook remained bleak with settlements slowing to a standstill.
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Michigan
Wiliam Milliken
Detroit
Board of Education
Detroit Federation of Teachers
Ronald Haughton
Mary Ellen Riordan
Federation
el Michigan Educations Associaten
Miss Nobody Adds Spice To Miss America Pageant
Atlantic City AP Betty Lynn Buckley a Fort Worth Texas beauty, runner up in her state contest, is invited to sing in the Miss America show though not entered. Described as Miss Local Nobody this week, she embodies the 75,000 girls who entered local and state contests. Her mother covers the pageant for the Fort Worth Press. An official says the move recognizes those who fail to reach here.
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Atlantic City
Betty Lynnm Buckley
Betty Lynn
Fort Worth
Tex
Betty Bob Buckley
Texas Christian University
Betty Lymn
Stcott
Hagerman Memorial Marker Commemorates Lost Texoma Town
A state historical marker will honor Hagerman Texas a 250 resident community swallowed by Lake Texoma in the 1940s The town founded in the 1940s was submerged as reservoir waters rose to flood its streets and homes Located near MaAN in Hagerman Memorial area.
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Chon Maan
Tex
Hagerman
Lake Texoma
Hospital Notes Gulf Coast Admits Many Patients
Admitted to Gulf Coast list includes Mrs. Johnnie Lara and Miss Linda Arrendondo among others in rooms 2S 203 218. New Arrivals record births at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist with families and dates in Sept. 4 5.
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Methodist
Linda Arrendondo
Lal Porte
Clarence Coffey
William
M. A. Toombs
Highlands
Lisa Kleypas
Texas City
Doris Henson
Crosby
Richard Roberson
Willow
Kevin Tanner
Houston
Birs
Vernon Harrison
New Jersey
Raymond Stubbs
Delmer Wight
Carolina
Byron Rose
Park
Donald J. Wat‘enhauser
Baker
Gulf Coast
Clarence Matthews
Barrett Station
Richard G. Franssen
Mont Bellview
Allen Dunn
Pasadena
San Jacinto Methodist
Kenneth Hill
Robert Emanuel
Patsy, Sirs
Forest fires in Texas burn vast areas yearly
An AP report from LUFKIN notes Texas averages 2,515 forest fires annually over three years with area burned likened to a strip 50 feet wide reaching twice across the continent if laid end to end. The piece frames the scale of regional wildfires and their vast cumulative impact.
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Lufkin
Tex
Texas
Sky Diver Saves Life Then Dies in 7500-Foot Fall
In Sonoma California a 23-year-old airman Richard Wayne Thulin from Moffett Field and Dayton Ohio died after rescuing first-time jumper Trauter Schroeder 24 of Menlo Park. Schroeder’s parachute opened as Thulin descended to help her. Thulin had 110 skydiving jumps.
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Calif
Richard Wayne Thulin
Moffett Naval Air Station
Mountain View
Dayton
Ohio
Sonoma County
Trauter Schroeder
Menlo Park
Thulin
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